The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

thlrueth anniversary tomorrow evening.
Z. l.. Warmers cotton gin, located at
Gilmore, Ark, was destroyed by fire Mon
day.
st. Peters church bazaar is open
nightly this week, at the Knights OF INNS
fail hail.
The Right Honorable, romance OF
society, by Justian Mccarthy and Mrs.
Campbell-Paed, to be had at MansIords.
The grand jury yesterday reported two
4 more true bills against Wharfmaster p.
8 kallaher, charging the same character OF
felonies.
As a place OF amusement, the Grim
inal court never falls behind any rival.
4 There is always something 10 catch and
riyet attention, even in the most common
y place trial.
-Georgc VI. Morgan, charged with an
4 attempt at rape on a six year old white
child, at No. 1903 Main street, Ida Part
ridge by name, was discharged by Re-
cordcr Powell yesterday morning.
well, for GOODNESS and unconccrn,
Billy Carroll takes the sponge, said II
member OF the grand jury yesterday, when
thai body took charge OF Whurflnastcr kal-
laher's office Tor brief season, but failed
10 get them books"
a bill WAS filed in chancery Yesterday
by j. w. and J. VI. Hays VS.. the Kansas
land company 10 set aside the sale 10y Ma
poeon Hill tO them of n tract oil land south
OF the city containing $50 acres, part ol
the Willoughby Williams tract.
Henry Dockns and Frank Hart en-
gagged in fight ut the navy yard yesterday
morning, the result OF II dispute over which
should load his dray with cotton first. The
former vas badly and dangerously cut in
the side with knife. Hart escaped.
A burning feather bed in the two story
frame house, No. 3 shirley avenue, caused
the alarm OF fire from box IL, at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Damage about $40.
The house is owned by Mrs. Algro, and
is insured for 500 ia Rainc 4 Nelson's
agency.
B. f. Bates, painter, hailing from
Clarksyille, Tenn, was arrested yesterday
for the larceny OF s. and a lot Of clothing.
Ii is related that while doing job OF in
door painting his eyes fell upon the money
and clothing, and at the first opportunity
lac decamped with il.
The Rev. Dir. Patterson, rector OF Grace
church, and chaplain OF The ChickGsaw
guards, will preach a special sermon ior
that company on Sunday next, and the
boys will attend in body and fully uni-
formed 4 magnificent musical program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. W. y. Pol
lard an atlachc OF the Woodruff lumber
company, while working in the shop. got
his right hand caught between band saw
which cut his hand severely, and his mid
die finger had TO be amputated. lie was
taken 10 his home on Third near Jackson
street
There were three damage suits filed
in the circuit court Yesterday, beside the
one OF the Taxing District against kohlbry,
us follows Oycrton n Grosycnor ". L.
McCaddcn, $1,000; Mary +. Bingham ct
al W. Iron Mountain railroad company.
$4,000; ". W. SchOUlfcid ct al. W. u. &.
Slaughter, 81 600.
Las, night, about o'clock, while John
Canircll. farmer who formerly lived
near 1upelo. Mics. was standing AT the
Kansas City railroad ticket Office 10 pur.
chase a ticket To Fort smith. Ark, "a
which place he was en- route with his fam
lily, he dropped dead. The cause is sup.
posed Ia have been heart disease.
There will be opened this evening ai
the Young Mems Hebrew association hall.
Second and Union streets, floral eXhibi.
ton, under the management OF the Ladies
oi Memphis. The display Is expected "a
be very line one. aud well worthy 81 the
persons having il in charge. I'm admission
lee OF - cents will be- charged; children T.
cents
While the hook and ladder boys wcr
returning with their apparatus from ia,
lire yesterday afternoon, they met iresi
dent IladdCn, Who WIS out riding Will
Mrs. lladden. When the president sav
the boys he smiled all over and his "llov
are YOU boys?" could he heard ior block
The boys were corrvspundingly happy
and gave the biz bell an extra harl pull.
Another large attendance greeted the
II. Peters bazaar managers last night, ant
encouraged them to pat forth their bright
est and best attractions The yariou
tables presented magnificent appearance
the result OF ,leNterons hands aud cult
waited minds on the part of the la'lics IL
charge. As usual with undertakings Ol IN,
kind by -. Peters church, the bazaar j.
magnificent succcss, 80 far, in every 10
spcct.
"A ease which calls ior the attention a
the Society for the Prevention Of Cuclt
20 Children is on nightly exhibition q
NAYS Bijou ,hcaicr, on Washington street
where two little girls, aged rspcctiycl
seven aud five yCar-. are made tu lance NJ
the stage. The net which they arr mad
to be- ~ prominent in j. that of "Mu
doon's Picnic" which includes agrcat de;
Of vulgar dancing, with q good deal ,
profanity mixed In.
Malcolm VI. Gilchri-i and Miss Iuli
&. Karr. j. +. posion and Miss :. l.. lla
rs, Andrew Washington aud Mis- 10
Helm. q. :. Branch and Miss Cora fci
ningion, John H. Hill and Mis Rosa I
Slaughter, Rudolph l.. kUcs-cl and Nj
Marie Dwycr, T.. \. Long and Miss Mil
ME II. I'arsh, 4. II Beard aud Miss ca
ric u. Gusycnor, W. \. Benson aud MI
Mcaly Yarbrough. \. H. Snccd and vi
Alice +. Hoffman, John McGra,h an
Miss Mary A. Reynolds, were the coupl
who Yesterday received license to marry.
The Memphis & Little Rock milro.
Yesterday brought ISL bales Of coito
the largest receipts over amy rad Oh
season. The manifest was ~ follow
Stewart, Gwynne q Co, 400 bales; w
rontainc & Co.. 303, Brooks, NcclN
90. 2Sl; Day. Horton d Bailey. "a; l.,
Ter 4 Mncrea. lS1; Dllard 4 Coffin, II
J. X. Goodwin 4 Co., lli; W. 4. Gage
90. 81; VI. G.. Pcarcc & Co, ~ Mallor
Crawford a Co. 81: Mullins 4 Nongr. .
Sugys 4 Petit, ~; \. VI. Boyd y Sol
%; J. r. Fargason & Co, u; Polk, Spl
ming 4 Co., III; Goodlctt y Co.,
Schoolhcld llanauer q Co, II; VI. Ga,
4 Co., 10 u. " Estes 4 Co, y Jacobs
lIcxter, Z; w. !. TAYLOR 4 Co.. u To
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